Cleaning glass ceramic hob

fatfreemummy

Hi I also use hob brite but Stardrops as recommend on this chat forum work a treat perhaps give them a try I did and I think they are great.

lil_me

Book says ceramic hob scraper and cleaner :rolleyes: surely must be something else I have which will work or where can I buy them cheaper, looked in Homebase, sheesh, not paying that much!

What do you use on yours ? Any tips/do/don't do's also as I've never used one before

Penelope_Penguin

Have you got a new cooker and hob, lil_me :beer:

Don't have one myself, but a couple of threads here:

- Ceramic glass hob

- Ceramic hob - cleaner?

Enjoy it! Penny. x

Pink.

You lucky thing, I'd love one!

Penny, I merged both of those links together while you were posting, so they can both now be found here

Pink

lil_me

Yep arrived this morning, all spangly but I haven't managed to get a raclette yet (payment not gone in, darn it) so call it revenge and want to keep it nice, thanks for the links off for a mooch

Dobie

Hrllo
I have a ceramic hob & initially bought a special paste to clean it. Then I went to Lakeland!!!
They have a pack of 2 'cloths' that just need water. One is a gentle scourer that you use first very wet. Then there's a sort of microfibre towel thing that dries & polishes it.
I haven't needed any other cleaners & it works really well. Environmentally friendly, effective & OS. Couldn't be better.

lil_me

we don't have a Lakeland nearby, but I could order online I suppose. I'll have a look and see if I can find them, sounds like what I need, prefer no chemicals if possible.

Pollycat

Hi
I use a cleaner called 'Hob Brite' on my ceramic hob.

I've had my ceramic hob for 15 years and it still looks like new.
I think the trick is to clean it every time you spill anything, only use pans that are recommended for ceramic hobs and don't drag the pans across the hob to avoid scratches.

I love mine, I would never want to cook on anything else.

Polly

beemuzed

We stay regularly at a friend's cottage up in Norfolk. Her hob still gleams and Hob Brite is what she uses.

MrsTinks

Hob Brite here too but also have a scraper that's basically a very sharp blade you run on the surface that doesn't scratch it but gets all the burnt on stuff off... Alternatively don't let your OH cook and I bet it'll be a lot easier to clean